Sort-of resolves #69, at least for the time being until the gemspec stuff is sorted out.
Why are we doing this?
The situation with the default gemspec file makes creating a new project confusing. This adds more output that instructs the user to modify the gemspec file before doing anything else.
Benefits
Improved understanding/usability.
Drawbacks
This is intrinsically a temporary/bandaid change that will be unnecessary once the new gemspec/gem stuff is done.
Requirements
Put an X between brackets on each line if you have done the item:
[x] Tests written & passing locally?
[] Code style checked?
[x] Rebased with master branch?
[x] Documentaion updated?
Describe the change
Sort-of resolves #69, at least for the time being until the gemspec stuff is sorted out.
Why are we doing this?
The situation with the default gemspec file makes creating a new project confusing. This adds more output that instructs the user to modify the gemspec file before doing anything else.
Benefits
Improved understanding/usability.
Drawbacks
This is intrinsically a temporary/bandaid change that will be unnecessary once the new gemspec/gem stuff is done.
Requirements
Put an X between brackets on each line if you have done the item: [x] Tests written & passing locally? [] Code style checked? [x] Rebased with
master
branch? [x] Documentaion updated?